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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Aosf everything IA tkis .ori1 : hail q
dsesEiion. Fss thi3ks are sGzf theY seeas.
oGl t1e Ees4l1s 0Gsal8s1 Tor Dr. Jones kec
Clover tonic Ear exceed al clsins. Il re.
stcees Icst nerFs f9rce. cures dyspepzls. sad
al siomaea. LFsE kidney AID his11sE
lroo5ies- Il : = biood t0Eic, appetizer
bleed DaFs6ef, = sure cure f0r agas sac
malsriai dis..sss- Price 50 cents u L. X
WiiSca, sgenE
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
ssesIsn.s Arnisa salvs.

TEE BKSr SALyK in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns and all skin Eruptions and positive
ly cures piles. or no pay required. 1t Ia
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at VIM. II. .Tibos drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

erel & sas asnx kso.s - aaz pfackes -
LT. rszss La8T feest - o8s&ea nGaea lt
. Dos cas- - kif koEes 35-ce1. Ekszzh
Cars. Is = tks sasasf fse s1rtsl AMI tAe
aest. ~ st1eT I.,ss4. Cod a. lxzsaaap-
fasn rsassts is h4if - equal We zaffsat
if sal ~Iz pFen ptiy rsl1a1 tie ua9nes psid
for & II : asnzfiassl Tlfssf : nslE experienoe1
- TIE taas tse-fhirts af fhs coateGts II
f1s sosils s ased SD - Feck Bras., II :
q + fham. a. II IiDbs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
The Homsil~s, Man In Grand Rapids,

AS we'll as the harCsomeS'. and Others IRE
invited to call ON, w. H. Tibbs and get
n trial bottle Of kemp's Balsam for the
Threat and Lungs. remedy that is selling
entirely UPON ifs merits aud is guaranteed
10 cure anu relieve all Chronic and Acute
CoBshs Asthma. Bronchitis aud Consump-
ton. Price 20 cents and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Careful attention 70 diet is the best guard
sgsinst disease. Il Is fact which al should
kEOW, that over eating not only corrupts
the blood bat destroys nerve force. and In
ducas dysrelSia. jsundice bad breath, piles
piEEples. iow spirits, headache. sgue,
malaria, and all stomach and liver troubles.
Or. Jones Eed Clover Tonic quickly cures
the above diseases. Can be taken by the
most delicate. L. j.. Wilson, agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

The best on earth can truly be said of
Griggs' GlyeeEine SalVe. which is sure.
sale aud speedy cuie fer cuts bruises. scaids.
burnS. wounds and all other sores Will
positively cure piles. tetter and ali skin
eruptions. Try this wonder healer Salts
faction guaranteed or mopey refunded.
Only 25 cents. Sold by L. T. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Edward Shepherd. OF H4EzisbeFg. ~
says. Having received 50 much.
benefit from Eiectrsc blfteFs. 1 feel Il my
outy 70 les suffering humanity know It.
Have had Fanning sore On my leg for
eighs years. my doctors told me- ! would
have 20 have the bone scrsped or lex smpu-
tste1. l Used. instead. shree bottles Of
Electric BitieFs aud seven boxes Baeklen's :
Arniea Salye. and my Lex Is now sound and
Vel" Electric Biiters are sold ~ nifty
ceuis bottle, AMI Bueklen's Aruiea sAlye
Al &c per box. BY Wa. II. Tib6s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

The undersigned Will pay the highest mar
kes price for Henlcck hsrK 70 be loaded on
ears on sny side track north of Grand Rap
ids. Correspondence solicited
y. IL. CLAEK,
l0l Ottawa-st. Grend Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

c. r. Smith. proprietor OF the Hotel Nc
Ninnon a. Cadillac. - putting some very
extensive repairs on that already popular
hsase. vhieh viii make Il more popular
han ever among the travelling public.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
,ha-a uili hs . asliehtfnf an,art.inmsr

There will be delightful entertainment
given oy the young ladies in the Chapel OF
Westminster Presbyterian church on
Thursday evening June o. s.asic, elocu-
ton, refreshments, etc, will characterize
the evening. You are invited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
J.eaa,,fnl Natural Connlext,on.

Ladies' msy temporarily enhance their
beauty With prepared chalk. bas those
who comp sxions have the hue Of nature
use FfeeInsn's medicAed. Invisible Face
Powder. sold Oy Z. K WILSON.
DTuggist
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
GEO. A. HALL & CO.,
90 MONROE-ST.
Ladies'! A COnspeti-
tiO5l in Tissue
Paper.

We offer a Ladies Dressing
Case, worth S6, as prize for
the most Novel piece OF work
in tissue paper.
We also offer a Plush Collar
and Cuff Box, worth SIS, az a
prize for the Finest specimen of
tissue paper work.
All pieces offered in competi-
ton must be in our hands by
June 18th; we 10 own the pieces
so offered.
GEO. A. HALL & co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Holland Mutual Association will give
their Annual Ekrcrsiou 20 Kalamazoo Iure
Tea. 1ss7. OWNS % the in;e- state COM
ucTge l4aN tls ratsa for chilcrcu. Si.C0.
-l,.ul IS. ST., return trip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
Save Life! Save Property!
And Save on the Rate of Insurance by the
Use of
Vulcan Paint and Soteria.
AbsOluts Protection against Extsn-
SiOa Of Fire.

This fact has been demonstrated by nu-
mernus trials made m this city aud elsewhere
and is merits sttested by properly owners and
T preventative men throughout the country. IN
connection witn It's :ine resisting Qualities 1. s
also superior TO ali others III durability aud as
protection AGAINST the action OF all destructive
elements and climatic changes; possessing great
covering capacity. brilliancy 0f finish and perma-
uency OF color. The Elementary composition OF
this paint being pure linsesd oil and the best
pig ents known. aud prepared II all shades and
colo.s makes il a suitable material for all house.
mill. factory and corporation purposes AS pro-
tcefion against the raVRises Of AL destructive
elerneuts the Vulcan Paint stands pre-emi-
reutly az the head and Is ia fact the only fire.
proof paint known. Additional Information,
sample tests color cards and printed data flrn-
she'd on application
A. II. FOwLE 81 Ionia-st
Mrs Agi for Grand Ranids and vicinity.
4. Z. BROCKETT,
Agent for Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

2. IT. Haren, proprietor II The Balfour
House. has changed tie name 20 the Cadii-
lac Hoase. Mr.. Hagen runs one OF the best
h1nses for the moneT tlere IS 10 The Slate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

The standard bred hlly OF Mr.. Mari
Elliot. which was seriously injured on the
hock joint recently. - doing wsiI under the
treatment vi 7. ;. Springer. V. 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
FIFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Our stock of Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now, and al prices that cannot
DC undersold. The stock COM
prises everything 20 be found in
a hrst-elass Carpet House.
Our Drarery Department IS
repicte with at the Novelties.
We are Sole agents for Cor
ticine the best floor covering
known to the trade. Over
20, 900 yards sold ii this city
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

On glass 70 2 cent
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Ll.as-tss'sAsy, 40 per Oh. ohio %, elaad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
wa.hiuston Park Races.

CHICAGO, July AIT Washington Park to-day
tho track was fast First raco-Three yearolds;
mile Pools-Jacobin, $40; Carey, %; Dynamite, u,
neld $40 Jacootn by two lengths; Carey sscona,
Poteen, Q poor third. Time. AZ
Second racial ages; six furongA Pools-Littls
Mlnoh, $50; Huntress 500; Pearl Jennings Sl4 Geld
cnd; owens a poor third. Time, l:I4
Third raoe-kenwood Stakes; two;year:olds; Eve fur
Corrgans pair, Persimmons and Clay: $50; Chevalier
King Idle Idle. second; Ward, third Time. iosK sA''
Fourth Lsoulsyara Stakes, all sEss; one mile and
ncd S55, JIM gore won handily BY two iengths;
psI9na second h9d si.s Motley l third. Time 2os
see $S5: Wellin;to SIS and War Fellow 90 feaaesses
won under pull Time Do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03

The annual summer meeting OF the Staten
Island Athletic Club attracted largo number Of the
lovers Of athletic sports yesterday afternoon. W.
Edwards 8. l. A. c. was tho referee; W. @. Schuyler.
N Y. A. c., A. H. Curtis and o. T. johnson, 9. l. A. c..
were tho Judges; H. A Avery n. A. C.. W. H. Robertson
D. A. A., and H. B. Rich 8. l. A. C,we.s the timers; q.
Jansen, 8. A O., was clerk Of the course The 100
yards handicap for which there thirtyseven
tries nve first trials and two second trials
Mathews o. A. O., contested was won BY Mathews
6h yards allowance, In 10 rs seooudA Copeland, ~
yards allowance. second The mile walk handicap. ID
starters was won BY Finn N A. e. 80 seconds allow.
A. c.. IS seconds allowance second. The 40 yards
8. entries was won BY r. W. Partridge @g B. A. A. l9
yards allowance, second.
the ss S
o. allowance second the winner threw 3e feet
entries, was won by W. T. Thompson o. A o.. No yards
allowance in minutes % IS seconds r, D 6ktIlman
A, G. won The running high Jump making feet Inch
allowance second Tho final Of the 22oyard hurdle
won by y \ VsndeEyoot O. A g., 10 yards Allowance
sncs, second. Tic ttoystd run va. won il % is
seconds by &. B. !iinckley, Yale A. A. II yards allow
two mile bicycle race was the event Of the day
While A Msa II. n :arsS from G
with that Of the leader, T. H. White n A. O., At the
string 10th riders thrown, and Rich received
n2ly cut In the fGSe on the rough ender track The
race was won by White who had It's yards allowance
by very few inches The time was 0 minutes and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
Sale Of Thoroughbred Ye.rii.s..

Col. 8. D. Bruce sold the yearlings on the
Kit,son Hancock catalogue that remained from the
sale in Jerome Park and tho grounds Of tho
Island Jockey Club yesterday The sale made In the
following order:
Diabo, b. O., by Eous-Gracs Darling; Castle Stable,
$40 Ethus Oh. c. by Eolus-calash; Geo Forbcs s7oo
Bay colt BY Retorm,Raehsl; John Hysna easo: Bay
colt BY Keform-Australind Appeby johnson, o. 700.
Eleveur CHI. c.. by Eolux-Ninon; W. Lakeland. 1915.
Bay colt BY DalsansfEdoehmNeEafs Graf. si9o9 9
Bay colt by Dale Observation-Disclosures; Geo FORBES,
Chestnut colt By Wood ands"a.ty Morn; A. lakeland
$50 Bay colt by Dalohanardoc-Ladys Maid; Emery
Rogers fe25 Chestnut hliy BY ReferH-Nadgs; Csss!e
SSe: sa NV BY ar eh.
By Eolus.c oantersEn; o H. Berry. siso. Bay my By
aiy by ksScfa.ylesog.; ". Sfsss asS Ssy
ss S EGa.-ssn. soss BAH,
800 Bay 1lIy BY Observation-Disclosures; J. T. Stewart
1928 Chestnut Oily by Reform-Elastic: @: Walbaum
$3.50 Brown nlly 6y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. T. stessEt
Bay colt BY Lyttleton-Lady Mansied =. Taylor, S22t
Brown colt BY Lyttletop-Futter J. W. Rogers, $3.50
Brown colt by Lyttleton--Lucy Moore; A. Lakeland
si4O Bay colt by Lytt!eton-What Is It; J. n Price
fio Brown coli r " g
& f. RICE siio brown colt wears old by LystIetqn.
Futter T. Corr, SIS. Brown COLT years old by tyt
teton-Lucy Moore: John Smith. 80 9ladi0luA oh O..
. years old, by Ko!us-Ietreat; J. Shields s27S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
NANTUCKETS JAIL.
An Unorowded, Weu-ventilated Place
Run ON Liberal Principles.

The Nantucket jail and Its present single
inmate have Just been inspected by a Legisla-
tive Committee Of fourteen members. The
inspection occupied three days, and while en-
gagged In the performances OF their duties it
become obligatory on the Committee to fish
and employ sail boats In the harbor in order to
get views Of tho jail from various points. The
Committee ascertained that few years ago
tho jail was for months tenanted only by q
rooster and ten hens. The year after that the
only inmate complained that unless some
thing was done to keep out the sheep he
wouldn't stay there. In 1869 two medium
class New Workers. were confined thers for
making disturbance. They complained that
It was not comfortable jan, and that unless
1t was put in better repair they would never
visit Nantucket again.
The Nantucket people themselves give a lib
oral construction to the term" confinement"
It Is not etiquette for prisoner. II ope Of their
own people to show himself BY daylight on the
to go out to days washing" Aformer jaller,
feeling blue and lonesome one rainy evening,
usual. Tor 1lcking lis man The rum operating
the Ss
another man. licked him, and was eventually
rearrested and carried back.
conee zee the history Of Tie Nsntuskes jail,
and would DO occupied in hearing them yet
had they but REMAINED az al the 2ld inha6i,
concerning this jail which they are willing
to pour into strangers care. The COMMITTEES,
however, scented the danger and fled the
Nantucket, from It's ingulnr position and
the peculiar fraternalism that exists
jail or a. jail discipline such as
exist on the main land, because, even II a man
breaks jail here, no Ia, II ANYTHING. worse Of
limited area, and outside OF, Nantucket there
being no towns or Villages but those Of Cos
gull, Lnehacha, Podfris, Wanackmnmack.
Pochnok. MsddeGuet. and the islands of Tuck
Portable to remain ct the jail conform to the
simple regulations there. and take such liberty
rs Nantucket public sentiment allows him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03

postpone its regatta until July 80.
. u aTa ON %; Or ss atfs have
p. o. King. Secretary Of the Charter Oak Park Hart
ford Conn tsegrapns th1t the match between Garnet
Instead OF July4.
Billiardst Jacob schaefor and his hacker Richard
tcrdaS afernoon sehnefsr SAID he Would proeaSy ps
gone two months II he get match with Vignaux
the seS sdso 'a at g sa s rG%
Tho canoes WIN sail across tho bay 20 down the XII
where otsr ssne.t, Win join them various racing
contests. The club viii return on Tuesday.
pt1a aeR aI Fe' fer ssG sas 8 Ss.sas
mare Kate owens. ~, dnnnel,s Edwin Forrest and q.
her p saifi !" lS fim SS a'5 Ing aa
SSpphs Js Smith lie EnsisS EGsnGS na a.
~ en- So sS%
%sua n,ush TsissE .hs asSt ss@s ~ .Gi. country,
'sas I sa h s SpPs' has
haE he best smith Charley Mitchell s ShG ouSh,
Smith as any man living says thai he thinks that Kran
I ~. r. t sss fA %A s N:
with Ills right and besides he is a more sEiui shisr
u "a st ss; ss:1 WIZ ss.
psy searched for MeAullne. We found him; after .
AZ; ] SSs$ :s; "
a spss sr@ @s
d ssris sfa he sS So s@s e
@ g. TSsh sf9 SS s"gs 81, e sT St
affair to he postponed 6S viii have TO weigh FROM day
Si S 4. SDss line the ne
MI h NJ H. s sSss q SssSa
VIII Immediately 20 into training"
a,a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
Mhrxvs PRoHrBIToRY LAW
Gsv. Bedwelrs First Eirsrt Against the Al
legged Conspiracy 20 Violate II.

Ieged Conspiracy 20 Ntotetc AZ.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 2.--The proclamation
Of Gov. Bodwell. commanding the legal officers
Of Maine to crush out an organized conspiracy
which he said existed to break the hws OF the
State against the sale OF intoxicating bever-
ages, and the subsequent arrest OF Michael
Burns Of this city as member OF the CON
spiracy." have been widely discussed In this
State since Wednesday last and to-day the
final hearing was had In the case before Judge
Andrew Of the Municipal Court OF Augusta.
The hearing began ut 10 o'clock. In the pres
ence Of large number OF spectators. L. T..
Carleton, County Attorney. who made the COM
plant against Mr.. Burns, was not in attond-
ance, and Attorney General Baker appeared
for the State. Mr., Burns's counsel wore the
Hon. H. M. Heath and John II. Potter. ESQ.,
Sheriff MoFadden, the only witness for the
prosecution. testified to seising Go cases OF
goods, SO cases marked rum and IS cases
marked whiskey, but declined to state where
the goods now are.
Arguments were made by counsel for the de-
PENDANT. in which decislons, II the Maine courts
eed 20 sh@T tmas s aE Bpsaf wa
imported the goods and sold them In the same
condition as purchased from the exporter in
Vermoont Is and and the United States
courts were also cited to eubstantiate the claim
a Mr. SFas Vi &anss es Cons
Toned and Upheld By the legal tribunals Of the
Attorney General Baker. recognizing the
weakness Of the States cause, did not attempt
dispute the citations 4. asdduesd but begged IN
the case to the Supreme Court and obtain
reconsideration and reversal OF thoir former
Judge Andrews, while be did not believe that
Mr. sSa ssaby be nsd Sns az.
Sdce and ioa M q the ma
sale Of imported liquor In the original and un-
iess nsHfSs Bs the q shIs stste
tSs he the
% Hf es s Sn al the cs r.
Xas carried ep. he AID not: theIeiore. feel Jus.
INK the return 81 It's LIQUORS.
The entered an sp
to Che IL
have HIDDEN Tho seised goods and viii not dis.
ss@ tesf 81 Rs
Perhaps no case has risen in the State under
4e aha sEs thai sn hs sse oss an
home OF Blaine by his trusted !ieutenants for
boom. Mr.. Burns, IN an interview after the
hearing, gave the following az the underlying
S be et thai GOV bodweii be9an this prose-
cution OF me for the reasons that I am an
1rishman, q Catholic. and a Democrat. Know.
Mr.. Blaine, regardless Of the fact that that gem
tleman Is endeayonng to become Presi-
warm friend Of my people. MI. Bodweli is
simply. creature Of MI: Blaine. and merely
does what he is t9ld to DO By The RspubhSsip
ness. so decided by eminent legal talent before
Invent to England to pnrchase my goods. I
It Is rumored on the street that County At:
torney Carleton did not regard himself justified
IN pursuing the course he dig. and thereforS
threw the responsibility of the case upon Gen.
Bakers shoulders. 1t is not believed that Gen.
proclamation Of Gov. Dodwell, for he is too
good a lawyer to attempt anything Of the kind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
THE PENNANT FIGHT CLOSE.
ALL ToUR OF THE LEADING OLUBs
sECURH yICTORIE9

Ne Change In the Americas Asseeistasn
1eore-Hxattsasre Pitches . Coed Game
fsr the New Terks-The Metropelitan's
Western Pitcher Tries His HAND.
There was no change made in tho POSI-
lions Of the League leaders yesterday. as they
all won, Detroit defeating Philadelphia IL to
0. Boston defeating Pittsburgh II to Q, New
York defeating indianapolis to o, and Chi
cago defeating Washington 10 to 2. The In
terest In the League race Ia remarkably ex-
citing. and the leaders are playing for all they
arc worth. There was no change In the
American Association either. The result Of
Yesterdays games shows that 81. Louis beat
Louisville 10 to 8, Baltimore beat the Athletic
7 to 6. Cincinnati beat Cleveland IL to z, and
tho Metropolitan beat Brooklyn IL to 10. The
record now stands:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
lightning Freaks.

Two Rypsy girls were killed by lightning mar NsH
Berlinvils, Va, while walking In the woods
Several wild geese fell dead after vivid hash Of 9ht
ming in California town but there the sghtsS1
mark OF violence upon them.
Lightning played along telegraph wire near Oregon,
when through Its capsr thirteen poles had been de-
sroyed
Two locust that stood sixty apart on tho
farm OF Levi s. Reist At Oregon Pa,
struck by lightning and split into kindnE wood whS
the was shining
fash Of lightning passed before Miss A. saton Of An
gusta Ia as she sat the piazza OF her resldencA
She flew into her mothers arms In the house and MOI
toned for water and was then seized with spasm and
swOoued Two red botches appeared her left oheS1
the A. they decreased in slEe the El RrAdR
ally recovered conHciOuInssA and IL entirely well
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03

Slosely t9lloycd by Ravsller and STOCKTON.
tSSs pull
a' opc s s ssSss ssa Ss
9ops pull iSSassa RsRsli Had With
the lead to tho entrance 81 the beckstretch,
ShSn he Sss s and W sS SsS iS
advantage he retained tho lead throughout the
romaindeg Of the Journey, winning under q
fSsYEna1ss shs sns sit
for tho place, both catching the whip.
BooKMAKKR RMERY's SECOND WIN.
& S 90 so :ssn sas
s; ny isS iSs:s sss!ssHs
ss. $s:!ssas S:sss: ssi ss$ $:s... liz
.s.s to + H.,ssss "a sss.s. g ass..
S SsSs. sso rsfsHS ITO Il tSs's ~, sssas
There vas an excellent start from, which
double pull and with Housatonie Of his head.
sss s 81 Ses osha IN caosS
Hidalg0. who was trailing two lengths IN the
ON hs e Sr Paas sss ssssa an
Housatonic showed In the van, Shasta running
out olear and leading his stable companion
aeSa Tsn BooEssr s and Ss osSers Closely
punched on Housstopic. Shasta soon tired q
1 sa SS WITH fen 9 ns
took q clear lead, retaining IL to- the end, end
d11Is n asSds sS o, aa sS
"a d. sos II 'front.' and, staying there. beat
latter.
M'cAaTHy DRAWS A FINE FINISH.
da:SassR 70 ss declared 800
& GeSeas Sfi: I oTvid, j BY GisnsarrySorontsa
Ss!:ss: ss,.s s. S:s.s
e SCI;
oryid Magic J.; and d Flo Elorsnss NJ were in
isr n 'nG ensS ese head
pes Close see tosethsr be6ind the blacS Western
lilly. When well in the stretch Mccarthy
sds her e MHSSS a ans sGfaS
sssIS wiz sSh &sssls VS. doing Rs. Sssts % s.
was shd oar issnshs behind Ghfd
MaggieJ.
CLOSE FINISH BETWEEN THREE.
% ss ssn az e FL. wsss
70 ss f.. & S os s.ss d
ss.sa Y Il: gs " mil; Ludlow
ps;I. s.ii. Be-. ,lo' sss;is1Esi,s
ooss%is' and ssa HDr @ a.. ,'''' 'S'"''
fl 81: i:i
The start was q GOOD. pne, with Nat Goodwin,
and Nat aoodwis slternated IN the lead to liz
half where PrSic drew 70 tas front and q ioted
the stretch, and was out Of the struggle. 10
i ssue f IN Yeps ass WOO s
very good but Ht that point ChostaW forced to
s shs sDpsd 9oankS KSP out 0'
THE ONLY OUTSIDER 10 WIN.
Purse $500 entrance SO each thirds 10 the second
and remainder to the third selling Allowances; mile
Madison stables oh. e. LAckawannA a BY Genelg-.
hosssa aas'G e. si.nsa.r ii. tIacaiihy..
asS ran
ar!s:ss: ss Il Suiaa z III: SID Fssass
and In notion but two or three S iockeys es Is
cially. Bender on Parasol. presuminR that It
SSS "a s & s ss I 9S.5 Isss5sS bsS
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daylight between each, they ran in this order
to the far turn, whore there were q tow changes
Lack Swanna still In the post Of honor Once
In the homsstretch Grenadier struggled
with telling strides. that rapidly lessened the
gap, but neither, could overtake Lackawanna,
Grenadler second half a length better than
Ernest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
Ripe In Years.

Philip Lyon the oldest Odd Fellow IN New JsSssy
whom he died recently at the age OF lOi
The grandmother OF ". H. Penland Of Leicester, Pa,
enjoys good health and yet she has passad
her foist birthday.
Mrs LavinA Fillmore the wife Of Methodist minister
Buffalo will celebrate the centennial Of her birth on
the 18th Of August next
The only beverage used BY Pr Upson Of EgndA .. =;
10 the mineral spring water OF that place. He now %
years Of age, and goes fishing daily
Uncle Dick Bennett Of Bsntonvle No, has given up
horse racing Joined the church. and been baptized aeR
right roy ifs Of pleasure which endured 100 yeana
Mrs. AvAba Douglas of Omaha has . wonderful mem-
DRY for person OF her years Lines committed TO mem
ninety a. fresh 10 her as over She
Just 100 years Of age.
Mra. salie James OF Leicsster. N. c, has bad bns
twenty i've birthdays yet she has century OF life.
She was born Feb. 40, 1888 She employs her time